Aymara Lupaca Reserved Zone is an protected area in southeastern Peru.
The zone was established to protect the flora and wild fauna of the Central Andean puna and to preserve the ruins of Tanka Tanka of the Lupaca culture, shaped by Chullpas, funeral towers, fortifications and other traces that could be studied.
This region has a period of rains between September and March.
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| National Parks |
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| National Sanctuaries |
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| Historical Sanctuaries |
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| National Reserves |
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| Wildlife Refuge |
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| Landscape Reserves |
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| Communal Reserves |
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| National Forests |
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| Protection Forests |
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| Hunting enclosed lands |
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| Reserved Zones |
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